One warning: if you have not progressed beyond tier 6 in any tank, be aware that your experience may be frustrating at first, simply because you are coming up against much more capable tanks (and much more experienced players), so it may take you a couple of hundred games in the tank to start regularly having decent matches. Its playstyle will be familiar, but more importantly you can swap the M6/T29/T32/M103/T110E5 crews into the T34 and use them in that tank without retraining them in order to increase the amount of crew experience they earn. If you are buying a premium tank, it's usually a good idea to buy one that shares a nationality and type with tanks you are actively working on for you, if you're working the American heavy line, I would recommend the T34. Premium account holders will generally double this net income due to tank costs being fixed. You can see a great chart here that shows, over the last 30 days, the net income (after accounting for repair, reammunition, and replacement of consumables used in the match) of all tanks in the game (as if they were played on a standard account - the chart is adjusted to account for premium bonuses etc).
The main money makers are the tier 8 premiums a good round in one of those can clear 100,000 credits (gross typically about 60-80,000 net, depending on ammo and repair costs) on a premium account. Premium tanks do get a credit bonus it's typically 130% or more of what a similar non-premium tank would get (I arrived at this number by comparing premium tank income to non-premium tanks that have a 30% or more credit bonus weekend).
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